Universal Music Group (UMG), representing artists like Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish, has announced plans to pull its music from TikTok after failing to reach a royalty deal with ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company.
OpenAI aims to build trust among parents and policymakers by collaborating with organizations dedicated to minimizing technology and media-related risks for children and adolescents.
The Primary Leaving Test (PLE) 2023 results will be accessible on test center portals for schools, while District, Municipal, and City School Inspectors can obtain physical copies from UNEB headquarters starting January 29, 2024.
Apple’s Mac, marking four decades since its revolutionary debut, remains a potent force in the computing world. The article explores how AI computing could propel the Mac to new heights or leave it behind.
A Chinese investor has introduced a new line of smartphones, the U1 and Joy9, produced by Mione, a mobile phone manufacturer with operations in Uganda. The launch event in Kampala, attended by key government officials, signifies a significant achievement for Mione after a year of operations in the country.
X, previously known as Twitter, has introduced support for passkeys, a secure login method considered more robust than conventional passwords.
Telegram is introducing several upgrades in its January feature drop. These include the option for “view-once” video and audio messages, allowing users to send content that can be viewed only once.
The state of Iowa is taking legal action against TikTok, accusing the social media platform of deceiving parents regarding the content accessible to young users. The lawsuit claims that TikTok has misrepresented the nature of its content for children, raising concerns about the potential impact on young users.
According to a study published in the journal Nature, the black hole was swallowing up its host galaxy just 430 million years after the universe’s origin, during a time known as the cosmic dawn.
India has issued a warning to tech companies, stating its readiness to impose bans if they do not proactively address the issue of deepfake videos. This comes after a prominent figure raised concerns about a deepfake advertisement that misused his likeness to promote a gaming app. The government is urging tech firms to take concrete actions against the spread of deepfakes or face potential restrictions.
